Hydrogen HHO Four Series Clam Shell Design (UltraSonic Test)

Just going over a new Clam Shell Design put together with rain water, no electrolyte. This is after Annealing of the plates at 1500F then dropping them into cold water to remove magnetism.

The Ultra Sonic Fish Pond Fogger is being used to break up the fine HHO bubble formations and immediately clear up the water. This is bringing the bubbles straight to the surface of the cell. Further measurements will have to be made.

This is another interesting concept that might be able to be used for higher efficiency or production.

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[offyam]

Cool. It seems that if attached to an engine the ultra sonic waves would be controlled by the accelerator. The further down the accelerator goes the higher the output of the high frequency waves, the more efficiency and possibly power, and reduce risk of a cut-off in energy flow.

[sirHOAX]

There is supposedly a way to mix water/oil/gasoline together right before the injector with high-power ultrasonic. There has been inventors that have done this in the past. So it must be a way to combine something that would otherwise not come together.

Regards, --S

[cheaphardwarez]

I have a theory that removing the gas from between the plates faster. Can you, PLEASE, take amp draw readings and gas production readings? That would save me trouble of having to build it. Thanks!

[sirHOAX]

Will do once the new fogger comes in, because this one stopped working because it was extremely old and was laying around for to long.

The newer versions have replaceable ultrasonic parts, the one I used did not have this.

Regards, sirHOAX

[sirHOAX]

Thanks for all of your interest everyone. Will conduct further experiments to satisfy a lot of the questions that everyone has.

It is my conclusion up to this point, that the ultra sonic frequency is bombarding the fine HHO bubbles and forcing them into larger clusters.

Stay tuned for more updates! :=)

[frank0067]

i have an idea..

[brokensaber]

I have a better method, least one I tested. Using Polymer to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen. In this case there is no chance of it recompiling into water, plus it is a shorter distance in that hydrogen passes through polymer with ease.

[tarmogr]

everybody are talking about the efficiecy of the cells, but i have never seen anybody to publish the numbers! is it so hard? Some ppl are mentioning production (liters per minute) but what about liters per watthour or volume per joul or similar

[ryn76]

keeping the plates clear of bubbles by running the ultrasonic will theoretically keep more surface area on the plates open to production along with giving more clear space in the water for the current to pass from plate to plate decreasing the ohms of your water. What do you guys think?

[hhoguru232004]

feel free to check out one of my oldest videos it may assist. The fine bubbles pack allot of punch you can actually desighn your cells to get the fine bubble effect. it can be done with larger plates as well. I've found that the smaller bubbles pack allot of power why there seems to be more potency in the gas remains unanswered as to why this is. Are you getting the cold water spray yet people mistake it for steam but it isn't.

[john29302]

not so fast mr bond....lol what about the fogger mixed with hho gas and then ignted with plasma . i would lik to sweep the frequency of the plasma and test. thanks

[mehmetbagdi]

This is not a series cell. a series cell is made of multiple electrolyzers. The most efficient setup for brute force electrolysis is the Bob Boyce design. search for his D9.pdf file

[belshazer]

what if there was a whirlpool movement in the water, maybe the bubbles will move away with the water current.

[bluanvil1]

SirHoax I love it. I have been asking others about the usfulness of ultrasound. I think that this is a solid way to clear the plates of gas to allow for longer "wet" time on the surface of the plates. Thanx for running this for us. Keep us the good work.

Best regards Mark